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- •Intended Use
- •10. Settings
- •11. Sewing
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- •1. Intended Use
- •2. Technical data
- •3. Package contents
- •4. Operating elements
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- •If accidents occur as a result of handling the machine with insufficient care, or failure to follow the safety instructions in this manual, then the manufacturer cannot accept liability.
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- •6. Setting up
- •7. Switching On / Off
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- •8. Threading
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- •9. Attaching accessories
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- •10. Settings
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- •11. Sewing
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- •I) Stitch pattern table
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- •V) Embroidery
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- •12. Care
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- •13. Troubleshooting
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- •14. Warranty and service
- •15. Disposal
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u) Sewing with the twin needle
Insert the twin needle _ with the flat side toward the back.
Thread the thread as for normal sewing. Both threads are threaded together through the guides – up to the twin needle.
Only there are the two upper threads threaded separately.
Make certain that the setting for the stitch width is not greater than "3" – otherwise, the needle will break off.
V) Embroidery
Important: When embroidering, the foot lever 1^ must be in the bottom position, otherwise the upper thread tension is disabled.
Take the needle retainer ; off and ...
place the darning plate _ on the existing zigzag stitch plate, as described in Chapter 9.
Select an appropriate stitch pattern (A or B).
The stitching is now performed free-hand. Move the material tensioned in the embroidery frame according to the embroidery pattern while controlling the speed of the needle movements with the foot switch _.
w) Thread cutter
When you have completed a seam, or if you wish to cut the threads for any other reason:
Simply pull the thread over the sharp blade
above the needle retainer ; to cut off the thread.
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12. Care
After each use, remove any pieces of thread, material, and fluff. Only in this way will you ensure that the sewing machine continues to work correctly and lasts for a long time.
_ Warning:
Make sure that the sewing machine is switched off and the plug has been pulled out of the socket to prevent accidents caused by uninten-tional switching on.
a) Clean the gripper area
_ Important!
Never disassemble the mechanical elements in the gripper area! Extensive experience with mechanical devices is required in order to reassemble these.
Only Customer Service has the special equipment necessary for disassembling the gripper mecha-nisms. If you carry out repair work yourself, the warranty will automatically be voided. It should be enough for the user just to clean this area with a brush or vacuum cleaner.
Turn the handwheel s in an anti-clockwise direction to fully raise the needle.
Then open the gripper cover “
and take out the bobbin case l.
Now remove all dirt with a brush or vacuum cleaner (with fine brush attachment).
b) Clean the feeder
Remove the needle and
Take the needle retainer ; off, as described in Chapter 9.
Loosen the screws inserted in the stitch
plate 2! and dismantle the stitch plate. Now remove the front cover q, if necessary, to better reach the screws. You can now clean the feeder.
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